Veba AV70mm Reversing camera

Hi All
we have recently purchased a 2015 AS Nuevo EK fitted with a Veba reversing camera..the camera works fine but the audible beep has stopped working. Any ideas please? Sorry new to motorhoming having been a mere campervanner for 24 years so upgrading to a vehicle with all the bells and whistles is a challenge!
Regards
Martin

Hello and welcome to this most friendly and informative forum. You should soon receive advice.

What audible beep Martin - or have I just never noticed it on ours??

As far as I know, we haven't got one either. 

The usual beep which increases in frequency the closer you reverse to an object when too close a continuous one. There are no bumper style sensors evident so assume it is activated purely by the camera! 
Martin

Have you actually had this "beep" working?

I have the same Veba system fitted to a Warwick Duo and there has never been any sort of aural indication in nearly 5 years of use. The instruction leaflet for the camera makes no mention of any kind of sound at all.

Forest Claret wrote:The usual beep which increases in frequency the closer you reverse to an object when too close a continuous one. There are no bumper style sensors evident so assume it is activated purely by the camera! 
Martin

I've got those beeps, but I do have bumper mounted sensors.

It sounds very much to me that you have them too, even if you can't find them and/or they no longer work. The camera certainly doesn't act as a reversing sensor.

Curious???

Today I have cleaned the rear view camera lens and the audible beep has partially returned. The beep eminates from the rear of the vehicle is kitchen area but cannot locate a speaker. Also have played with the remote control and in the menu is a volume option set at 35 of 40(max). Any more comments please.

Sorry if you are aware of this already, but a beep from the kitchen area when you start the van is probably nothing to do with the reversing camera.

We've had beeps from the step when I've forgotten to close it before starting the engine. When you start to move it will close automatically but warns you that it has done so by beeping at you, but it doesn't do that until you are moving. If your first action in starting the van is to reverse away from where you are parked, you may well think it is a reversing camera function.

Other options I've had are the fridge beeping, probably because we had left the door slightly open.

The other beep I've been really grateful for, on two occasions, is the one that keeps going to warn that the power cable is still attached and powered on! I did once manage to detach the power cable (from another van) by driving away from it but the only warning that time was a flash and a bang!

Thanks for the advice but definitely an audible beep as I reversed towards a wall getting quicker as I got closer then to a constant when I was too close with the wife outside as a safety check.
Regards

Sounds as if a previous owner has fitted reversing sensors and is nothing to do with the reversing camera.

So sensors evident to rear aspect of vehicle.